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Actually, on Muppets Tonight, Pepe was usually seen with his sidekick Seymour the Elephant and they were the elevator operators. I guess he started to become his own character either in Muppets from Space or in Long John Silvers commercials.

I might as well go with you guys. I can think of some stuff I need. Also, (whispers so nobody else at the party hears) I still need to find a gift for Janice.

I vaguely remember that one. It's been a long time since I've seen it though.

Yeah, I knew the Grouchkateers came first. I remember them from when I was little and the Birkateers came a few years later. I have seen the Birdkateers in recent episodes, but I haven't seen too much of the Grouchkateers lately.

I was wondering about that too. I know it's at the Lyrics Archive and I've heard it on Muppet Central Radio and on the Sesame Street Memories thing. I don't know if it's available anywhere else though. It seems like songs with Steve's Ernie are not as easy to find as songs with the classic...

Hmmm. I remember the first part of that sketch. I think they might have eventually stopped playing the rest of that because they thought it might have been too scary for kids, but I definately remember seeing a bald Bert.

That one I remember. I believe he diagnoased Ernie with COOKAMUNGAPHOBIA!

That was beautiful, hon. How bout singing another one?

I agree. Dave is more famous for :concern: :confused: Zoot and Beauregard. He only replaced Henson when performing :sleep: . Though on the other hand, I've noticed Kermit and Beaker on the Steve Whitmire menu. Maybe it would have been a good idea to include Waldorf on Dave's menu.

I agree. It kind of bugs me when JTE begins Big Bird is doing his own thing, but when he hears the announcer voice: IT'S TIME TO PLAY JOURNEY TO ERNIE!! He's like 'Oh, boy. I love that game.' Bert would be like, "Not now, Ernie. I'm busy sorting socks" or something like that. Then maybe...

I think that was really good. I'd could have been a little longer I suppose, but other than that I really liked it.

Hmmm. While the girls are out shopping, what can we men do? Maybe I'll try to find Dr. Teeth and Animal and we can work on some new Christmas music.

Sorry, Piggy. I'll try to find the star for the top of the tree.

Yeah, I read that Bob was married in real life and had five sons, I guess he didn't want to pretend to be married to another girl. The question about what happened to Linda and Barkley is a puzzle. I know Barkley is Linda's dog, so I guess there's no sense in keeping her dog if she's not...

Hmmm. I guess Big Bird forgot about that in the hurricane episode when he said he had never built a nest before.

That's interesting. I thought Bob was always a music teacher. I really couldn't picture him as a shop teacher. Of course, I believe you. After all the show was on over ten years before I was born. I'm just sort of surprised to learn that.

Who is Tom anyway? When did he work at the store? Though I do remember I used to have a golden book where some Muppet named Felix was working at Hooper's. I don't know what was up with that.

I always liked that song. Maybe I should purchase the "Monster Hits" album.

Yeah. You got it. *starts strumming the guitar* Jingle bell, jingle bell, jingle bell rock!

:sing: Sure, Miss Piggy. What is it? (Sorry it took me so long to respond. I've been away for a few days)